Hi,
for our off-grid installations, we use a LoRaWAN gateway with 4G and TTN as network server setup and then TagoIO as our application server where we run the anaylsis, store the data and do the visualzation. We experienced, that the internet connection (with the 4G module) in our country is not so reliable and thus we need an on-site, internet independent backup application server or something which can run simple analysis scripts and processed the data of the connected devices. TagoCore seems to be a perfect fit but I have a few questions to that which I dont understand.
1. If I now run TagoCore on e.g. an raspberry Pi, how do I then connect it to a LoRaWAN 4G gateway?
2. How can I update my logic on TagoCore (upload a new analysis) if its remotely located in the fields? Can I access it through an address?
Sorry if those questions are trivial for you, but I am not so familiar with network setup and how that works in a remote setting.
Any help here is highly appreciated,
Thanks, Björn
Thank you for reaching out! I’d be happy to help with your questions about TagoCore.
**Connecting TagoCore to a LoRaWAN 4G Gateway:**
* You can connect TagoCore running on a Raspberry Pi to your LoRaWAN
4G gateway by configuring the gateway to forward data to the IP address
and port of your Raspberry Pi. Ensure that both devices are on the same
network or can communicate through the internet. You may need to
configure the gateway's network server settings to point to TagoCore's
address.
**Updating Logic on TagoCore Remotely:**
* To update your logic or upload a new analysis to TagoCore remotely,
you can set up remote access to your Raspberry Pi. This can be achieved
through several methods such as using a VPN, SSH, or remote desktop
software. Once you have remote access, you can directly upload and
manage your scripts on TagoCore. You can access on port 8080.
Feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance!